Russian State Duma threatens Poland to be the next attacked after Ukraine

@ElentirENG ES 5·13·2022 · 22:30 0

Russia's bullying and threats against its neighbors continue to escalate, reaching their highest level this Friday in relation to Poland.

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This afternoon, the Russian state agency RIA Novosti has published a news item with this headline: "The State Duma proposed to put Poland in line for denazification", using the same cynical word that Putin used on February 24 to justify the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The news quotes the words of Oleg Morozov, Chairman of the State Duma Control Committee, responding to an article signed by Mateusz Morawiecki in the British newspaper The Telegraph on Tuesday, May 10, in which the Polish Prime Minister stated:

"Putin’s “Russkiy Mir” ideology is the equivalent of 20th-century communism and Nazism. It is an ideology through which Russia justifies invented rights and privileges for its country. (...) “Russkiy Mir” is a cancer which is consuming not only the majority of Russian society, but also poses a deadly threat to the whole of Europe. Therefore it is not enough to support Ukraine in its military struggle with Russia. We must root out this monstrous new ideology entirely."

Oleg Morozov has declared: "Poland encourages us to put it at the top of the queue for denazification after Ukraine." It is not the first war threat made by a senior leader of the Russian Federation against Poland, but it has been the most direct so far. Paradoxically, with this new threat, the Russian State Duma does nothing more than prove that the Polish Prime Minister was right with his claims.

This very afternoon, Mateusz Morawiecki commented on the Russian threats with these words: "In Poland we have two phrases related to this situation. "The truth hurts" and "knock the table and the scissors will respond..."."

Of course, a Russian aggression against Poland would imply going to war with all the NATO countries, something that would be difficult for Russia to accept, at a time when its army is reaping a great military failure in Ukraine. In any case, Russia's policy of bullying demonstrates that we must continue to increase economic sanctions against that country, and at the same time, the member countries of NATO must assume an increase in our defense capabilities against possible aggression. Russia has become a serious threat to the security of the whole of Europe and we cannot give in to its threats.

From Counting Stars I send all my support from Spain to our Polish allies. You are not alone. If Russia attacks you, it will have to deal with us too. Niech żyje Polska! Long live Poland!